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» Snail " ilorwslk I Union School
‘ District Votes Unanimously
g ,‘ito-fioastructlhe Building on .
”thal'l’l'es‘ent Property in Can-
cord Street, and will Com-
mence Plans at Once '
u—n
At last South Norwulk has taken
stepsto relieve lilo congestion In the
public schools. The, incetiug ol' lilo
school district held last evening in
tho Franklin slroet school voted to up-
propriglte 340.000 for tho erection of a
building at Chestnut and Concord
streets, .4 upon a lot purchased some
limo ago: by'lbe city at a cost of $8.000.
mThe building will ho an olghbr. ni
structure of llroprooi‘ construction a id
.0. thoroughly lip-to‘dutc and rilodol
school In every way.
i The meeting was ruilirr slimly ut-
tended and was not like some of the
. school meetings of past yours. The
gathering was a representative one.
however, and though low in liuiubcrs.
‘ the attendants wcro nicn all of whom
. are interested In school,
Richard H. ‘(loldcn was uomiunlod
ills chairman, but declined. and Edwin
Adams was then clloson to preside.
Nelson Dickcrman acted as sccrolitry
of the meeting. ,
The call was read and accoptcd.
The report of the committee on
building was read by Christian Swnrtz.
The report was to tho olfocl' that the
(intimates for a. building cxccodcd the
appropriation and that to oi-oci such
a building as is needed will call for
335900. "File committee askcd to be
discharged. Upon motion of A. plan-
V.
chardtho report was accepted and tho
oo‘inmittbo discharged.
[Judge-Light asked If there was not
a ”allot-the bids in the report. 'I‘Iley
worfi’xeud by Mr. Dickcrman.
Contractor '
there were othefiblds than those read.
they being niullcjbci‘ore.tiic oxtra up-
proprlatlon of $3.000. alter the 322.000
appropriation. - , . "
Thoorl lnai appropriation was $30,-
000.’of w ch 18.000 was used for the
purcl ,se of-a site, leaving $22,000 avall~
ablo or building, to which $3,000 was
added. giving ' a "totals“2 «$25,000.
John 11‘. Mom lion snidiliai no such
school in: 'dll'i’ilt it no hullltcbuld be
erected for tho. approprlutldll; iii:
thought Ii would bc good business pol-
icy to drool a good building knob on
illontliiued on Sixth l'n go).
”*4 -flvm
ENTERTAINED MANY FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Nash Celebrate
Filth Anniversary of Their Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ari-lilo lv‘, Nash _olltor-
laincd a bingo liliuibcr of lllcir friends:
at their llOllli‘ ill l’uioii Hll‘N'l, Inst oy-
oping. 'I‘Ilo iiioliioulous occasion was
to .colcbr‘alr- Ill(' Iil‘lh liillilvol‘nury of
their illuri'inlzo. ‘I‘Iic crcuinl: was
spent in playing Hillili‘li llllll music. ’I‘o-
wards illidlliuhl‘nn‘ oluborulo ballot
luncheon nip. sorrod consisting of
chicken salad. ollvcn, brcuil slicks, ico
cream. rullc. bananas. l-oi'l‘oo and vritl’~
l‘l‘ti. Among lilono prosolii woro Mr.
and Mrs, Robert SIIcock. Mr. and llrn.
Edward Rnlmrinon. Ilr. and Mrs. SIIIvH
Lawrcllco. Mr. and Mrs. .Iosopb (lor-
ham. Mr. and Mrs, irvlila Ilrndb-y, Mr.
and Mrs. \Vurrcn t-Inllib. Jr. Mr, and
Mrs. William Taylor. Mr. nlul Mrs.
Charles llykllfll". iii.» Mimics .\Iiiillio
Roan. l’Irul-o Hilydl-r, .\llilll‘ IIoIdri-dgc.
Edna, union.» .‘lilil lIu-zol liyxboc, Mrs.
baron (fury. oI‘ Iluillllli‘y. l"i‘:llili llrull-
Joy and All'l'oii llyklwi'.
NdMlNATiNo COMMITTEE
Norwnlk Yacht Club Made Selections
at Meeting at Hotel Clltiord.
.\ alwciul lncolinu of tho Norwalk
‘l'achi. Club was lltllll‘lusl. illgbi III. iIio.
liptlrtinolilu ol‘ Major l"l‘(‘lli'l‘ll'li A. Hill.
in tho Iloiol Clifford. icoruc A. .Ion-
bingo, n liicmbor of tho. nomrulua
board, pl’l'filflf‘il In tho lllllll‘ilop at tho
flag otllcorll oi lllo club.
Sucrolury (Icol‘uc 19. Ciirliu rcrordcli
tho procccdlnuu. and on .. motion of
Major IIIII it Willi ruled that tho mam-
bors of thc comnlliloo to oliooilc now
officers of tho club shall consist of
Captain Frank ll layion, ll‘runk Nash.
William F. lchlyil. Alhori Moasman
an; Boot-slimy i‘iirilu.
vbo annual lucotiilu of tho . club
will ho hold ill llio llotnl itiliiord on
antimony owning, It‘obruary 25in.
sourll Nobwntk rim-2 POLICE.
Olliuljo ziuotcd Monday at a Laragly
,9 Attended Mating.
ThouSoiilll Norwnlk ll‘ll'o l’llllco hold
lboilargmu. mooring Ill two ycurn. Mon.
«In touching. Iiurry Phllilpnon and
William Kcysor warn clarion molnbors
- alldomccrn for lilo hold your wcro
chillies no followu:
Calltsiiiwlslltlly Adniun. »
. First. Sorgcauw-Idrlvvnril I. lIIII.
Recall BorgcnanJusi-ph ”balsa,
liocril arIleJolln .i, Huggins.
'l‘l‘aaiiurorwitulua J. Smith.
'Pmstcewlaclloy Adams. Frodorick
Bonner Imd William II. Mohllor.
Inv‘ostlllatlng Conimllteowlolln J.
Higgins, Editard I. illll, 'I‘Ilonina illn—
unison. '
.HOLBROOK-«KEELER.
Mr, and Mrs, ii. i). Kaolin, tor a
number or years wclluknown roshlcain
, of Norwsilr. announce: lilo oligauoincnl
' of their nonunion. Minion f’urdy linol-
ar,-lo’Aiiuli licrii illitlirimli, of tips.
..
. Posbomoo as second lilacs Molnar.
-. ll. Smith said that
thwA-mn ....~-m....... M
motored at the South Nat-walk,
lersncllilla"nc”c"loa_ni
IN WEWIILEIMEB Fl”
coroner Solirliige, oi Pouch-
koopsic, ,Summons Railroad
Fmployes to Testify
DANBURY, Fob, 8.-—0m-ouor Bolt“-
ridgo, of Pongh‘koopniu, is making a
scorching Invoul‘iiullli‘m Into thclwrock
on tho llIinIund' division of the Now
York. Now iiuvou and Hartford Ruli-
ronii at Illiulrllontci“ Ilridgo, N. Y., in
which ii, I.. Loimor, ui‘ Daubilry and
South Nol'walk. and Ii‘ru’nk (lunch, or
Pouglikccpuio, woro killod. to dclormlnc
tho ropponsihlliiy for tho ilNllllt-l.
'l‘lio Now Haven and lirldguport morn
comprising the crown of tho two trains
will probably no. summoned to rough-
kcepsic on Saturday. 'I’lio coroner do-
siros to ascertain from them whether
a liligmau was scat bark promptly to
warliillc second train ul‘tcr lilo Iirst
train had broken Ill two and become
stalled on the bridge. The oporulors
uI. Stormrilio and Briggs Crossing will
bo called to show how. close to each
olbor lilo two irnlns ,wcro running.
TWO INTERESTING POOL GAMES.
_-.-...._.
...-......,...... .u.
Played Last Night ,In the Norwalk
Club Tourney.
Tho two most interesting llamas» so
far playod In the pool tournament of,
the Norwalk Club wore contested for
last night. The results of both con.
tests ‘wcrp ill doubt nearly all of tho
tinic.
’I‘ho Iirsl pump was boiwoon Dentist
Charles Ii. (Ihnsmar, rated at on. and
Reed G. Havilund, mind at 115. Mr.
Chasmar was victorious by tho score
of 05 to 107. 'I‘Iio scoro of Ibis con-
tent bl’ framos: ‘
Haviland. Chanmar.
l 10
iii i1
Illl 13.4
37 21
(If. 28
51 35—2
53m: 43—1
70 42—1
8il——i lo
87~~l I'.2-—l
no as
Idl— 1 iii
10? 65
The sccond game was even closer.
Louis W. Leonard, 75. dcfcating Wil—
liaiu 1.. Olsen, 135. by Just one point.
as tho following scorr‘ will show:
Olsen. Leonard.
ii , 1—3
203-1 5M1
25—2 13
3c. 15-2
5t 15
55 ‘26
62“.“... A“... W» 33““1
7.1 35w<l
till» I ll
my 52- l
1 [.1 bit
126 55
131 iii”:
iii-l 71';
Up the last two irnnios, .‘llr. Loonnrd
sci-iirod lwcliiy bails. winning; uncx‘
lioclclll)‘.
CONRAD PRlCE SURPRISED.
Friends .63“ to Celebrate the Six-
teenth Anniversary of His Birth.
(‘onrlul I’l‘Ir-c, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ilcnry'l'. I'rico, of Wont uvcuuo, was
roiuplololy :llll’Di‘irlNl by a company of
liboiil lwcnly young frii-uds lust cvnn-
lug, who callod Iu coloornic with him
till! ztixIl-ouib unnlvcrsury of his birth.
'l‘llo oroullil: pl‘ovod out) of Illlll‘ll pica-
i-iirl- I‘or llli‘ host and all of his. purists.
Various uuiiioa wcl-o iuiillluoli iii and
it llolinlil‘ul suppor was normal.
FLORAL TRIBUTE TO THEIR
FRIEND.
Murullull I’. Smith and Francis (lor-
iiiuil loll on HID 9335'. oxpross. ,rcslor-
duy lilornlllli, for Ilaullury. wllcro llil-y
illit‘llili‘ll lilo “moral of 14min ll. Ilci-
lllor. which molt pluoo iii ll o'clock you-
Iorduy allcrnilou l'rolii tho homo oi‘
lilil Illiilhi‘l'. ’l‘llc South Norwiilk
l‘rlolldu oi‘ llio young man soul up u
Iloi'ul pioco on which worn Ibo words
"Ii‘riond .Iuck." llint llolllg Illc lumio
ho was gout-rally known by lll Hoillil
Norwnlk.
Tllhpsou ooss To JAIL.
Louis ’I‘iinuson. or Soulh Norwulk.
was boloro lilo. court In llullbury. Mon-
day morning on tho charge, of o'bluln’
but through fulso pi'oicnnon a quantity
or oniullloil from lIio sloro oi Andrcw
Ilrndlcy. ill Maplmvooii. Joseph
Know-lion, ol' l‘iaubury. mado a. illn'i'Ilar
complaint unninsi 'l'Iiilpaou yosiorilny
illnl'illlll‘.’ and tho prliunior was soul in
lirIdliopnri for thirty days.
MERRY TWELVE WHIBT CLUB.
'I‘bo hicrry 'l‘welvc Whist Club was
culorinlnod ill. Mrs. William Vollmnr.
ii itrcnccnl 'I‘clrucc. ycsicrday uilor-
noon, and roport a good limo/I‘m) tiriit
prlzc was nwardod to Mrs. William
'l‘o'onibly. oi Norwulk. and the coast)»
Inllon prlzo to Miss Flinnlo Gold-
schlllldl.”ol Floulh Norwalk. ’l‘llo uoxt
mooring will bo hold with him. illn.
colii ’I‘uylor. or Hiilllll'oril.
EPWORTH LEAGUE. ROLL-CALI...
In connection with the rollccall of
tho Idpwarlh maxim ot lilo South Non
walk Molnodist Church this evening
thorn will ho a luminous scallion ill ti
o‘clock. lunch of tho. iiiombora has
been mailod a circular and each will
road a vcruc oi sorlpturo assigned to
them. The roll-cull will be uudor lilo
ailsploos of tho Moray and Holp Do-
pllrtlnclip.
”a...“ a...“ .me
TO HAVE. OYSTER SUPPER.
. .. nflmpwm.’ v- M.-
an lull
Out-ot-Tiiwli Manufaciory
Looking Willi Favor on City
of Norwalk as Place in
Which to Locate~Commitiee
to Open Negotiations
At a meeting hold last night at the
Norwulk Club, lilo Norwalk Business
illovu‘s Association YUlt‘ll lo girl: sltc
for a plant to a manufacturing concern
which In looking with favor on. the
pluco. l’ronlotor M. IL. Bt,:llilt"l.l, who
was ilisll'umoliiul iii uruunluting inclu-
born of tho ilrnl with Norwalk, is In
Now \‘ork today to inform lllcm‘oi lilo
action. of tho intuitions mop hull it. Is
oxplmloii that Ilicy will conic. born In
a day or two and look ovor what pl‘Op-
crly tho. ussi‘iciatlon'u committee may
have to alter. ‘
Mr. llounctl, who placed ilio proposi-
tion boioro lilo lncciluu lIII-ll. night.
did noi rnro lo dlscloso tho boom of
tho company, but nald tlioy manufac-
into n prosnod stool product uscd ill
("tll‘SI'lfi.
Last night's mccting was bold iii the
parlor of the chili. willi’Pronidonl'llar
my .\I. Kent prosidlun. In oxplltnlh
lion of calling tho meeting. he said
tlloro was a manufacturing concern
couridcrinl: Norwalk favorably. llo
onllod on Mr. llciincll to explain filr~
lhcr.
’I'llc. lattor statod that about two
years ago the concern nskcd him to
Ioculc them. Al the limo thcy wore
about to incorporulo willl a. capital
pluck of Sloaptki and worc dcsirous oi”
having buildings cost about $50,000.
'l‘Iioy wantcd to find a town that would
oii‘cr noilm'iaduccmcnt. and Mr. Wal-
Ncrwnlk and Stamford. bill Ilkod the
latter placc better. 'I‘holr best inducc-
luonlsi. howcvcr. clinic from Now Jor-
uoy, whore oi‘fors of $0,000 and a site
wore. oilorcd ibr-ln to iocutc.
'I‘Iic concorn did not lll‘l opt ibo oilcr.
ill:.-lonll (iccllllul; that. tlioy would do
nothing until ui‘tcr clcollon. \‘ol‘y rc—
ocully sgnln irftcr Organizing llioy had
oonuuuuicaiod with Mr. ‘ilcnoott. till.
itcgoliaio for a location] w'l‘ho tailor
uiontionud .Nm-wallt to them and. llloy
wanted to know what the plum would
do. and If lilo city would duplicalo the
Now .Iornoy odor of $10,000 and a blip
.\ll'. Ilonnoti l‘tiplit'li lllill tho $lil.lllill
would not no g‘ilou. llill iiic city would,
ho was .-.ilrc_ giro ll silo. 'I‘ho coilibmiy
also wants a rcbnlo on \vulor. They
roqulro nboui -to.ooo callous pcr day.
ifor about two yours illcy hnvo boon
buying liir-ir product. inuuul‘noturod. bill
now want to mako It lllculsolvrs.
Mr. Rollnoil ntulod illui llo did not
ourc lo discloso tho mum of lilo ooil~
ccru, as South Nol-wzilll bud lllmll ni‘lor
Ilioill and llicy state llloy will not Io.
rillc ill lilo l.’.ll,\'. and il’ ii worn discov-
i-rod Illul Noi'wullt null: llt‘KOllilllllR
wilh tllcili. roprcsouiuliron I'rolli t-luuill
Nol'wnlll would lll‘ ul‘lor illl‘lll uild tllcy
did not wool to bo llolllcrmi,
.\lr. [Ionuoli euid Iurtlior that tho
coiiipuuy would roiluirc urn buildings
uboul L'tiil by Iii. fool and would lilill'l
with 75 mon. IIo also said that II‘ III'
lnltcs lilo colllpuuy to Now .Iornoy llt‘
will ho paid but. if ho surcoods ill not»
lint: lhcm horc. ho will do ibo work
for noliiinlz,
Hort-rill slim wore iilciilirlucll. Illl‘lllll—
Illu propcrly zil‘oiilr Illo harbor and
railroad. (‘Iosil railroad coillioollon
“.u. dosirod by lilo conm-ru.
lipon motion II was rotcd Iliui lIio
prcl-ziili-ili. upwinl n colululllco of lhron
lo nol with hunt-loll iind fllr. Iicmii-it
ill looking up ii siiilublo :tllc and aim
to onlortuili mombors of tho coinppny
Ii’ Illcy conlo lll‘l'l‘ to look uvor u lu~
cation. Mr. Ki‘lll uppollilod Mayor
(Ioorgo Ii. Ilnxmu, ox-Mayor .\i‘llllll' l.‘.
Whoolor and (lX-Hi‘ll‘l'lmlill Hulliuol
Lynch, ‘
WANT BOARD TO HEAR GRIEV-
ANOE.
NEW HAVEN. Il‘cb R.~~Tlio prior
anoo couinilttco of tho llrolhorliond of
locomotive li‘rcmcu has limit to Both
rotary .i, (i. humor. of the board of
diroolora of tho New York. Now Ital
you and llnriiord ltnlirond Company.
a Icttcr asking that tho full board of
dimclol‘a boar tho urlovniu'os. as Pros.
Idclil Charles i-l. Mollcn lulu ‘rofunod
tllo rcmlosla made of him. ‘
The latter also rolluoula that it tho
full board ill-clinch lo hour lilo Iirlllli»
nrllood'a coililuiiloc that It nub-rom-
llillloo bu uppolnlod Io not. NcIlIu-r
tho railroad oliloinln nor lilo roliimilloo
will give out any slalouicni ill. this
than. It In not known just what. llll‘
contcntlonn of tho. llrolllorbood'u oom»
mitloo arc that hallo boon lulvorscly
docidod by i’ronlllcllt Moiloii. ’lho
nrlcvullro roulliilttco of tho ilrolhcr-
hood of lmumoilvo Eunlnnors is in
this city. and It in llllllt'll‘ttlmd that had
tlio doulslon boon fuvorahlc In tho Ilro~
own It would have askcd for lin lili-
modlalo oonfcronro with [’l'flsltlcllt
Mellon.
NORWALK ngrfl’gRIGAL ASSOCIA~
A’I‘ho Norwnlk Historical Association
will moot. for it social ucsnlon Illln 0i"
oiling at Its house, 8 Wont uvcuuo. 'l'lw
paper of the evening In “Fixoorptu
The, Men's industrial walrus ot the
Norwallt Methodist Church In anticipat-
ing a ,lllfltlllmt time for this ovonniu.‘
This trunnion/III no no oysior supp. in,
ml.1d-’~-.--£-‘£ .....,. ”$4....
VALENTINE DAY, FEB. 14TH.
In town at John“ ilnyoa. n Illiilli tell.
Namath. '
From lilo Diary ill a Puritan Mllilaior.”
by Mrs. Alliaihur illnnoharvl. pt'cilldolil
of tho Friday Al‘lornooli Club.
BRUEHING ON WILTON ROAD.
lupu- Norwnlll Iiorsrlncu are taking
that npnedy trollorn In tho Wilton
This, boat It‘klil‘l.l‘iliilli oi clifl‘llllnoii mud, wlim'o thorn aro oxonllonl hrunh- : .l. w. Win. fill Wont livonuo.
A prlrm ban liooii‘plionn mm
,1 offmd for Saturday utoruoon.
as each uflornnon.
scorn nohwatk. do
Wll Bl [Ell
«loin, of tho company. lookcd ovcr.
mmm
s «WWW
Engineer an ill .
iams 393W“. 9
“it“. .
. ”h” I ..
' c‘Wllliamn, oi
lino, of Now
. on“ illbbon's
'I‘iii- lull boat ‘
the Mchlliam ,
Haven, in big
Beach. Snags Ii, . I been run
agroundlherei limb, rainy morning.
The tag bullion?“ W ”to New York.
butting Its way through tho loo lions.
All went \l'cll ull‘t . oi‘f Wostport, whcu
lIio. bout ran into; sharp piccooi Ice.
which put a help through her part
nidc. 'I‘lic wutor ‘rnshod Into tho on~
irino room. but lilo caglncor stuck to
his post, iililioilghtho walcr was up to
his waist. 'I‘Iiiloapl ill" hondod tho
boat for the bunch, lwloro lic Iioacod
heir. ' ‘
'I‘Ilo crow of bill.
ashore and Walked. ,, ”.‘iilo, too in
tho lfiuo piano, lyllau ‘y‘wore Inkcn
ill and curcd fo .wlul' .Idilnin and
l’ainily. . ‘
Lilli-r. they too ml , rain for Now
York, 'l‘Ilo hallway ll outbc bench.
WWW—“M l -
To open not)“ hat/mam.
_ i. _ rm $1.95. ,1 1
St. George Pul ., ffiqpor Company
Planning to any, Wfitqr Supply. .
'l‘iio SI. (tritirllo,11?nul'hnd Pnpcr Coin-
pimy has smilirlidl'po "ifislon from tho
Norivulk tfity Quhhcl to opcll up the
“hill nil-cot bl‘lolrripli'l'oulclll from ilio
~ornor ul' Suitlll‘iptl‘eoftl sororal foot
on tho south aii,lc,,pi‘ the tllorougliiurc,
Ill ill-nor. to not ,Lo.lio.?brook running
undor lilo si,rii“ci.. '1 embjoci in lo got
wntcr lo \lfil.‘ illlls'i mill. WliIlc the
slrcct is upon; t1 o‘ilNurquk water
commissioners will lay. a small water
main to the history. 8
Inilcr, when the wontbor opcns up,
It. Islho intention.otyliho‘pnpor company
to run a plpo ‘lor ”in“ distant-o. up tho
Norwnlk River toy. good place for so
curing wator. T‘ ,
This company nitrous to rcplaco the
brick in Wall clamor. induct or. good
shop.» as: brforonélgfi‘lillthod- and will put
up:.-t build, of 3 ”Kli'iivg‘ll‘l‘llll its part. of
:l.
iho agronmoul. . ,,_
.gDVANCE. ~
>4 “4:4,: H:
AN insuno‘lilo
‘3 an.“ M l
Hat Factories '1'de wave Alcohol
Plants in Bill'dl guAttectou. ‘.
.'.I‘Ii‘c local llislirttlic ‘ exchange. which
ui‘iocls all llg‘cliir-i. Sir 'mulvod notice
or a slight noviiilrpi ,ratoslon all hot
.lcloi'ion liliiill‘cil. " loqe nlanullaciur-
on: that harp (trout , .ooparaio bulld-
Illgs in which to i‘colllimund keep their
Wile“ junipod
us- It was on account 9“ m8 renenho
of alcohol in lilo rowan-insipid "tho ml-
vauoo was nindo,
During recent yours. tho reclaiming
of alcohol that has boon unod ill lilo
stiffening operation has come to be an
ioporiuui thiul.r iii a but factory, as
this uloolml, which l‘urniorly will: all
wuslcit Is no“ llonrly all suvod to bo
liscli u. wcoild lin‘lo. 'I‘Iils roclllllning
of lilo alcohol In dono ill sumo factor-
ll.‘.‘- ill lilo main plums; and ill (lllll‘i's
lIl small buildings oroclml ill a distancc
l‘rnui lilo lilt‘lOl‘li‘S, A niliubcr of flrlllii
buy.- rol-ouilt orocioii bulldiuuu ill
which in pluco their alcohol roclalming
plants. and they ui'o not aiYoolod by
IlllH udrunoo.
TEST CASE OF A BANK. .-
NIZW HAVEN. li‘cli. Ii. Iii lilo Now
Illirou ("opinion i’lrna (‘ourl loiiily llll'
(‘Ily Iqul.‘ of Now llnyoil brought suit
In ri-ool‘cr l'i'onl .lllll ‘l‘liorpv, ol‘ Hloil-
Inuiun Hill Ill ncvorui accounts unadult-
wt o llm bank by llll' bankrupt llrni
Hf it). :4 \\'Iico|or A" I‘nliipillll'. us col.
lili'l‘fll for loans. 'l‘lio bunk :lnscrlli
that It curl» lllllll‘l' of tho aunlgnluoul
Io ’I‘iiorpo and (ll‘fli-l‘flll that p:l\'llll"1ll
ho, llludn llil'roily in lilo bunk. 'I‘borpc
paid ilw mill to Ill. 8, Whoolcr iii (‘oni-
puny, who did not till” tho amount In-
to tho bunk. 'I‘llo main dcfcnno in that
II, S. \i'boolol- it (‘rimplluy noted an ill:-
cnt oI‘ lIio Iinlik. ’i‘lic cusp Iuyolvos oill~
or ill-roulun ol‘ lllo lilllil hold by Now
Him-n banks In tho amount of sonic
Shiloull and In tho Ill'ill tool rnsc
brought to trial ill I’onnwrtionl.
KING OSCAR INDISPOBED.
H'l'l‘llfi‘KIIOIAI. Sui-lion, Fob, it,“
Ix’lnl: (incur (who in 70 yours oldl In
lllllliilimli‘tl and nulllilp to lrunliucl
:iiittc luminous. AI lodny‘n aosnlou oi
lilo t‘llllill'll ol laic ho bniuloil ovor tho.
roiili. ol' :vovrz‘unlciil to‘l‘rnwn Princc
I‘liulnf iinlll Ilii'illcr notloc.
This In not lilo Ilrlii illuo lllnt Klilt‘:
”war has cntruaztcd tho crown prince
of I-Iwcdon and Norway with tho ruins
of 'itlii‘tll‘l'llilt‘lll. lio Wits coulpcllod
by ill~licultli to no ill .Inuliury liliiil. and
ii war. rciiorlcd Illcn that his nubicctn
Wifllll‘l} him to ilbdlculc. 'l‘lic kins TE"
iiruuiii id powor In January. 1001.
iiinp (tour war. born January Ill.
than. (frown l’rlnoo illliiini was born
,Iillio “1.18584qu was marrlml in
Infill in I'rliiconn Victoria ni llndon.
'I‘hcy Ilnvc lilrno noon.
in .... .0... any.“ -n... .A. m
SCARCITY 0F DWELLINOB.
.\l lilNl night‘s niooilill: of tho Nun
walk luminous Moii'k Association It.
was vory forcibly liruulllu out that
ilioro In it grout. scarcity of rcnlulilo
limit-ion In tho plnoc. llowurd A. Cramp.
ion. of tho .ionopli both ltolnllnuy.
wliono‘ plant In luciltml on (lraml
Hindu/slam! that last nununor Iio ltllii.
torly wcim-rn iloculliio tlioy could not
find pianos to llvo In.
hi. it. Boniioll said he. boiiovod that
Ihoro In an oxooiiont 'chtinco for In»
vouimont on Dwolllnit balloon and Mini.
illov would return ill't laconic of at
loaiil It. nor unlit.
. .M .W
maThOPATHV
It your child has n dolormily of any
kind. onpoclaliy ii onrvmi union. or
dislocation. 't'hb; modcru trcatmont
will nuro iilcm without, it bravo nu
you bond lupin-Io so ill lilo, lrno
grow. 'i‘rolillucnl aiilninislproi by [if
rwalk.
All chronic dlrounon
treated With out dross.
Wuonssokv; F
alcohol arc‘oxolnpi from the advance.
EB. ‘3, i905.
w H. —v ..... ~.l..._ m
tni'ilul
Jinn-nil
,Ilas Skirted the Sound Shore
io'rThrse Weeks. B‘ul Con-
ditions Are Now Somewhat
Improved—Nantucket Sho-
als Lightship is .. Still
Aground .
NEW HAVEN, li‘cb. 8.—w’i‘hc loo
pack which for uuarly lllrco ivccks has
skirted tho Sound show from .tbc
mouth ol‘ the Connecticut river to
Bridgeport. harbor broke up during
last night, and navigation is much
caslcr, although tho wator In full of an-
chor loo. In- New Haven harbor, how-
over, the Ice conditions arc worso than
at any time this winter, but an ini-.
provonlenl Is Iookcd for within a few
hours. Murillo incn arc. of tho opinion
that. if the anchor ice doou not. drift in
masses toward the westerly end of tuo
Sound water conditions will quickly
iniprovo and navigation of all Sound
iiiios be resumed on regular schedule
within a few days.
NEWPORT. It. 1.. Fob. 8.-~~'I‘bo Nan-
tuckol Shoals lightship curly today was
still aground ill Buzzards Bay near
Dumpling Rocks. The gullbout Hist
and the lighthouse louder Azalea wore
alongside, roady to make an attempt
to pull hcr off at high tldc. lilis forc-
noou. The. following wireless lcicgrapb
mossagus wurc reccivod at tho torpodo
station this morning from the light-
Ship:
"7 u. ln.--No altcmpl was made dur-
ing the night-to haul the Iightship ol‘i'.
Plenty of loo,‘ Lightship Iii sumo [li.)i\l'
tion as last roporlcil. Threw oI'I' coal
and Willl‘l‘ co lighter. Hist still along-
sidc. . »
”3 a. m.~l..lubtliouno lciiilor .iznloa.
from New Bodford. is here. Ilo have
soul our spare anchors on board the
Azaic', to aid in lightcrlnu thither.
Probably next attempt to float llgluship
will ho at high water this morning.
SOUTI-IBUIW, Doc. iir—Culting paths
through snow drifts from live to ill-
iuoii loot doop, tho onglneorlng corps
of tho. New York Central Railroad.
which Ill ruuai‘ns a test lino for a pro-
posed collocation liolwocn tho Iiarloui
Railroad at .Gollleu‘s Bridge, N. Y..
and lilo Boston & Albany Railroad
at Springflold, Mass. in having a (bill.
cull tank In this suction. Tho cuglnccrs
outraged In thenvork horn oxpoot to
oomplcto ilic survey botwccn Sandy
Hook and Solllllbury tomorrow. They
will lilt'll jolll othcr .‘SIII‘Yl‘ym‘fi at work
nonr \\'.'ilorbnry. 'l‘lio roulo ot‘ lilo sur-
vcy in boing stakcil mil wilnl'ovcr pos-
sililc. and for ii oonsidcrublo distanco
ihlonpli this portion purnllcls llic Iligh.
lnnd division of tho Now il'iwll road
closoly ilIl lilo way from linnllul'y. ’i‘lle
ouniucors say that lilo lino runs from
how dirorlly lo \\’;ilorbur,\' and llicllcc
to Hartford.
NEW \‘iiiih’, Fob. S.>‘”:\ll unknown
nclumlicr, liclloycli to ho a. Itching ros—
sol. which passed old by Handy llot'ill
luio lunl iiilzlil drifting holplossly ill a
Ml: Ilolrl of lo.» which was inking llcl‘
souwnrd, appul‘clllly gill clonr of tho
u-c sumo iInio lust night. Hllo could
not ho soon from Sandy Hook curly
lolliy,
ST. .IlllIN, N. II, Poll. 8. «No bows
I‘rolll lilo lit'l‘llt‘ of tho wlooll of lilo
siruluor lluniurn :ll Mllfiljllllllilllll hull
I‘llilll‘ oust up lo II o'clock today. and
tho fair of ill!" lilisslnu bout in which
Ibo onplnin null l’ollrlooil lll‘l'rllllb Ici’l
lilo i-lillilllt; rosin-l was not known. Wiro
ironlilo bolwoou llol'o llllll lililll‘nx do-
Iuynl ooluluiinicniloll duriiiu lilt‘ forc-
nonii uiid lilo (not. illul lilo lionrosl tolu-
urupli ntulloil in lwclvi.~ pillow from lilo
consl wlioro illo wrcrk ocouri‘od In lili‘
lioi‘cd In account for ilio uluioiico of
Drum.
NllIlI‘Illdi. \‘u., I~‘oIi_ ll.-'l‘lli\ unu-
Iioul Ilornoi Icil Illl‘i morning to
nourcll for tho ullllbonl Nowpori.
which nun roporiod by it I‘ruIl strain
or yoslorduy ilN Ililviul: boon slullloil
proocodliig undcr sail with llt'l' pro~
polior gillll‘. l'o now has boon rccclv-
oil at lilo nary yard born from tho illn-
lililcd consul. .
MR. MANVILLE'S NEW MARCH.
Edward Iiriltoil hiaiivlllc. illo woll~
knowlvoruimlnl. bun compound a now
ulurcb, which he has called lilo "hi. it.
(5.." and It will bu rollilurod for tho
iirnl limo Ill 'i‘hu Nol'walkn by the or»
chmlra of thirty trained lillililclanii at
tho concert liiid hull of Norwulkdillilir
lord Musical Union lll Iiiiiolo IIiiII. Ii'rl-
day night, .
PINE LEDGE WHlBT CLUB.
'l‘llo i’ino Indigo thit Club mot
youtcrday with Mrs. (llirlnllall i-lwlirlz.
of lilWllllllll.lili't’tll. The drill prize
was won by Minn Naomi Warn of Now
Gannon. 'l‘Iio licxl lnooilllg will Iio
liolfl‘ with Mrs. llonry l’rico ill Nor»
“’11 .
ow». A .4.“ ..... M .W
HIB FIRST 0 FENCE.
("Inirlon l’oiwlngor wan nrrostod for
drunkominsa ycnlcrduy ailcrnoon
about. it o'clock by Chief of Police 'l‘llOu
mas liradlcy. i’oiinlilgcr’ was brought,
ill-rm; Julius lflflkwmlll‘llllfl morning
and as this won his lli'lil. phonon. ho
was Illicrsicd with the warning that a
ropoiltlon would mean thirty days In
lirldscporl lull. -'
roous‘r critics ALL movso.
'I‘lu- Work oi! removing ll'c otiico of
lip. 'l'oipicl Launch and Motor (:olnI
pany’li cities from fiangatnrilrto Now
will city has boon complctod. and
the now onion.
carilltid on at the Sausstuch plant.
» _ ll‘nl
“ Mrtlo
* 'onow’or _ ,
‘ or tonight. assent In;
, winds, heo‘ mlpg easterly and lull
. 9
Intruders Secured $16 In Cash.
Opened Canned Bonds and ‘
. Smoked Good Cigars
IOLD SAYBROOK, Fob. KWThQ gen- .
oral store of ,lieprescniallvo Day, of
this place, was entered and robbed
during last night. and $16 in cash, oun-
uod goods and clusrs worth about $25
and nomc articles and papers from Mr.
Day's private do’nk tnkon. 'l‘llc value
of thc articles takoll from the dock
cannot ho. detcrmincd until Mr. Day.
who is ill Hartford, attending tho pros-
cni. scallion. has linen communicated
wltll. "l‘llo burglars romainod ill the
store long enough to warm. and par-
take of some of the canned goods and
smoke» numerous good cigars. Even
Mr. I'lay's largo bulldog, who was on
watch ill the store, was not forgotten
and rocclevod u goncrous supply of
canned meals.
This is the third Limo that Mr. Day’s
store has been catered duri'ngl'tlio past
twelve months. .Th'e last. break oc-
curred about throo‘ months ago,'~’w1lon
tho sale was IiioWn upon and over $10
ill cosh takon. 4
“mm...“ a“- .-. N... ..—-—
TROLLEY CAR sown THE BANK.
Accident at the Dal-Ion and Norwaik
Town Lines Last Night.
A trolley car in charge of Conductor
Brothcrion and Motorman Busbcll loll.
tho tracks Inst owning and went down
a tour fool bank. at. the brook 1th
coloring tho town of Barton from
Ilownylon. The our left the rails com.
ploioly and practically became lost
Ill tho woods. There was one pass-
anger on board. Principal W. C. Berry.
ol’ Darlon. Messrs. Brolhorlon and
Bushcll escaped without lnjui‘y. Tho.
car was somowhal battered and con
sldoi'iiliic glass was broken.
\i‘hcn the wrecking crew urrivcd at
the scope they dccided to louvc hcr
iinlil daylight. as she wits In such a
position that tl'ilillo wasn‘t impcdod
and tho work‘wouid be much easier.
No: 13] in what is known as u "boo.
don." A week ago her axle broke nosi-
tho. same place as where this accident
llappcncd. A weak, before that. silo
disarranu‘od the Schiltllllt‘. by Icuving
iIlc rails near the liolou Poinl Julio
lion.
TRUCK COMPANY'ELECTS.
Edgar H. Perry Elected Foreman at
Monday Night's Meeting.
Plonoor Hook and Laddcr Company
of Wsotport, hold a meeting Monday
crcninl‘z and etMroflicers for-ohmic“
suing your as follows: Prcsldciit. T.
.I. kirk; Viceprosldoal. John F. Coylc;
rocordinl; secretary, Cbarics Iluoucr-
llt‘iit‘. financial sccrotary. Eugcno Mo-
Kr-uun: ircunnrcr, i) i’. McKonnu;
rorolliiul. lddgur ll. Porl'y; assilstunts.
Edward .I. Mch’onun. S. I‘iililovnnlll.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON ARBI-
TRATION TREATIES.
\i‘ASlilNl‘l'l‘ON. l‘e-b. n.~'l‘hc Scu-
nulo oolnluillco on i‘orciizu relations.
by unanimous \‘lilc. today alll'uorizcil
n l’ui‘orublo: roport on tho urbiiruiiou
iroaiios bctwccn lbc Unilcd States
and normal tort-Ian gororuillcnts. All
unlrlidiilonl was nilopicd providing .l'pr
lilo submission to tilt.- ricilalo of ouch
.-I:llui to bo urbilratod uudrr fbo‘iruui.
li'.“ V
MR. LAMAR GRATEFUL.
(I‘lionlcr Lamar iii yory grulc'l‘nl to
tho unknown person, who H‘Iil so
through Landlord Walk, for Mr. Lu-
mur‘u destitute family.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—(lNl-I illl lIllItSldvl’tl.
wor lipriulii Ilollm', “ill! 20 lioi‘ni' pou'or
horizontal lillltllil“. uroil four yours,
boll. In first class condition. Will
soil at hull of original cost. 'l‘ho Nor-
wuil. llnx ("o f? if
FOR SALE OR TO LET —» FROM
April IIi‘rl. lioulw, .‘l'i lliiyvlow avonuc.
i2 rooms. bulb and all inmlcrn lili-
lll‘lll‘i'llllllllll. Ilnrn on promlncn. lil‘
qnlro hi it? Wcst l-li.
\
FOR SALEM-.Ii‘nMIIA' IAIJMIING
town. will soil at a unt‘l'llicc this up-
right piano. Mnnnfnoluroru llunratr
loo, Must ncli at noon. oIIIicr for l'llHll
or will fli‘l'ilililt‘ nullillily llayii‘ialll with
rosponnlblo buyor. Addross i’in‘uo.
(.‘aru of Houtlunl. til 3i
TO LET.
To LETWM’ARTMENT (lil‘ REV.
you room and bath. on Orchard tit.
All couvcnlonoou. than inlnuto from
Wain. uvcuuo oloclrlc cur. I’llcctrld
llglli. sloop: hoot. l‘urnlabud or an
lurnluhod. iuiulirc Nu. Bil Wont .tyo.
NOI‘Wlilli. ill-ll
To LET WON ROTON ilILI».
hfilliitt or olovcli rmmu. burn. out halls.
o... and II aoron of ground. lnnlilro il’l
Wont iiil‘l‘t‘l. I”! lit
rnornsmouaa .
i
“a;
Thursday. warmer;
cams. ‘9 .
a».
Two
.A-GayTea Party in Progress. f . ~
tinder the Auspices oi N’orr ‘,
walk Chapter, Today—Jill? ,
ique Furnishings and Quaint
Costumes Add to the Occas-
. ion ' ‘ - ‘ ~.
9..
Tim Historical Iionso looks liko old
limos ill Colonial days within doors
today. Guests drop tharcnoundiug,
kiioillcr and are admitted to a guy
tea party. ,
Miss Kathryn Hulilcr. in a costume
of the early nineteenth century, ro-
ceIVcs sllvor dimes Ill exchange for
red hearts bearing love mottoes to pin ‘
on the shoulder, and all visitorsso
adorned pass on into the tea room
to ho rcwurdcd further with a cup of
allot-rl‘lil ion. An antique table boars
a monorail at which Miss llracc Pren- -
liss prosidos, assisted by Miss Sarah
Ilo'ndcrson. Both ladies are charm:
in'gly gowned The cups are passed
by Miss Qullitai‘d. Miss Eunice Stov-
cup and Miss Mary Marvin.
'i‘bo guests art: rocclved .by Mrs.
Christian Swarm and Miss Angelina
Scoltz‘ and after drinking tea they are
introduced to the attendants on St.
\Ialcntino. Miss Emilio Nash and Miss
Jennie Smith, of South Norwnl . They
are ‘gowncd ill l’nli Colonial tressot
Lhc'dnyil of Washington's “court" and
vors charming lbcy look with their
toll powdcrcd ooiliuros and delicate-
huod gowns wilh pauuicrs and wat-
tcnn plaits; quite as if they had
otcp’pcd out ()f‘liitte-il‘liiillletl valentines
.llloll..~.clvos. ’I‘Iicir stock is afibewlld-
critic, our; tho produce of choicp brains
and skilful lingers. It is int outing
to soc want ll "vulcatinc" mailioi‘o
.Iifforonl minds; for all nl‘ooriginail‘n
dcsigu and oxcculcll ill watercolors.
poiinlltl-‘ilik‘ olc. Witty, dainty, stilli-
ing and unique. it lakos a long time
to son lholn all. Willis thei guests
llugor' in social Clint :i plckq’nnln‘y‘s
voi’o‘o bronks’in by way of annulment.
illlllc \Vlillcl~"llr-cil is the art ill. and
by; wins nun-h applauuo with h . solos.
dlto’gelilor the cntertnlnnlont u-Wry
delightful umytho Foreign (‘itizexisi
,Colnmltlel: ‘ "A. R. will willie
lllUIM‘ enough by mm; Il,,tollay for a
month‘s oxponses for‘t‘ Ely‘a-vouuo
run-ling rooiu. ‘ 3". . ~
NORWALK BOATS ARRIVE.
Came tram New York by Eastern Pau-
sage, This Afternoon.
The two stcanlors City of Norwalk
and magic arrivod of! tho harbor. this
altcruooii, and canto In by the cast
pussngo. owing, to tho icc lll lilo wont;
oliuilucl. 'l‘lioy loft (‘Ily Island. yes-
iorduy alloruoon, and critically ex-
pcrlcliccd conslilcrablo dillicully, in'
gutting through the ice Ill tho Sound.
WILL VISIT NEW HAVEN.
A l-cgular morning of Ponasnus Coun-
cil. Royal Arcuuum, of Nortvnlk. was
bold last evening. \iilcu arrangcmcols
wor.» llliilll‘l to visil'lluvcnport Couli-
cii. of Now llavon. next Wednesday ev:
oiling. 'l‘llc norclicnlru and as many
mollibcra us possibic will make the
irip to tho I‘llm (lily.
WANTED.
WANTED~~'l'ill-i l’Alili-l CIAHK u
Still lloilno, :l.’l So. Main sll'cct. Si).
Sub “misc. 33 So. Main iiirocl. So.
Nol‘n'alk. ’i‘Iic lust nulc ol’ lilo nousolt
wlizil. orcr w.» linvo loi‘t must go at
snorlllcod llrloos Ii will any you to
pot it now Volvo! wuluin Wl.‘ have
sold ill “.00, now ill $1.48. All
: wool rklrln, hind. Suits. Mali. costs
$2.98. lluln coals, stunt. Silk Potti-
cuuls. $3.00. clilldrcd's coats and dress-
on in your own pl'ircs. i‘oluu and bu
rolivlnrcd. {ll Ill,
WANTED ~— (‘tOMi'ETENT Gilli.
for ill-literal housework. two in family.
Apply. Mrs. iloldon. 72 Want svonuo.
. ii at
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WANTEDw \iAN WANTED M'-
qunlnlcd In windpori claimant. and
uollcctor for tho Prndollilal lnsnmhou
Company. illarl‘lcii ulna proiorod.
iiniuronroa roiliilrcd. tf‘nll ill. olilcu {Iii
Washington slrooi timnh Norwnlk. Ila.
Iwuoll Ii and ii p: ui.’ 'l‘. .i. Humour.
Alltlliilllill. Bilporllltondont. fl lit
waurco—muoonnns on nuano.
cruat Ill liillon ulrccl. t-loulll Norwaill’tfm
. i
WANTED-«JO ‘PURCHM‘SM Alli!
kllid of old Mulls. No mattur want
you burn noun postal. Will call all?
or country and any cash. wire I
oration or numb collections cough.
Addrolul Books. our» Honiinol. anon ,
ARoHlTEOT .... IT‘S TIME 'i‘i‘l‘
think at that oottngu yuu'ro going to
build In tho uprlnli.i tour along and
s contentious call or address, Harold
osdc. Architect. Weapon. Conn.
rhono, SM. Wontport Division. no at
w. 3. RNA”. anoulymrufi
moved bill oflltoo from tho lint, f
Bank. Bldg. to Quantum fill. ' ‘
molasses--
cannrhms.
humid. cometary-40min coon.
manly scroll‘. 'iloliulltully Monica.
lots in suit all. it in train to tlclcct ii
is: In:
luminous is now lining transacted from lot «hits you urn illlWl. ‘Aouiym (loo. pinion siibnllllml,
Work is niill bring W. Vain-noon linuoriuiandoiit on the gum ‘
implicit. mam
l
MIfiCELLANEOUE.
PM: To LADIES succumb
tickets this nook. two woelnl' trnuimsln
true. Wrinklos. prom; foot, pluiplun.
bisokhsodli and frocklau removal]. but
partitions hair. motels and loans now;
mansally dontroyo‘d by oiccirolynin.‘
without pain or war. lionilultililon
um. Business or bronchial taught. 35
up. Manama Frances Murray,
Main about. .
soslnnssuno'rloss I
6680.
or. rain-r iiimror alluvial-orator. mu. -
. ‘ . Addrcillt, million 3
I tool at Franklin. on. butho‘ri .
it» . ,, m.“
i,_
.l. A. nuoosu. maul-inst. rains: ~‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler